I was wondering the same thing. If anyone wants them, I've got a whole bunch of ions I can unload at rock bottom prices: some Na+, a little Ca++ and a whole lot of Cl-.Let me know where I can trade "Ions" on the commodity markets will you?
But any hoodly doodle, what is going to kill this company (other than the fact that their products are nothing but vaporware and have been for years) is the fact that their batteries are completely incompatible with current laptops. If people could buy these as drop-in upgrades, I could see them being very popular, but if they are only available on a couple of super-high end laptops and require expensive custom electronics...kiss of death.
I think lithium phosphate (LiFePO4) tech might be a good contender for a non-explosive replacement for Li-poly tech--it is more resistant to high temps, which is good, particularly for laptops with NVIDIA GPUs.